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Kenneth Brigham on Tuesday, Feb 1 Date oi birth Ordained - M'*'*^"****^^XT """^ r*. BRIGHAM Kenneth M. ^^^^^|^ May Nationality Negro-Negro-German Date Appointed Assignment Charge Date Left 7-5-61 Our Lady of Solace Asst. 4-66 1 4-66 St. Clotilrls As St. 6-m-fSQ \ 6-20-69 Our Lady of Perpetual Help Vicariate-Administrator 8-2-72 Chicago, Illinois • R-9.-79. Holy Angels Parish, Chicago, Til Associate Eff: 1-1-78 • i • Ltr:eff:l-1-78 St. Helena of the Cross Chicago Assocate 7/9/ftn ^Kenneth %pr\qham v * Extraordinary Appointment ' i 7/9/80 St. Columbanus, Chicago Pastor 7/1/86 St. Columbanus, " 2nd Pastorate 7/1/92 —-_ i 7/1/92 Our Lady Help of Christians Pastor M-SD-QS i 7/1/98 Our Lady Help of Christians 'Pastor \ extended for 2nd term «. l./b-ol 05/24/00 St. Angela Temp-Admn. 09/20/01 Dean of Deanery III-D 07/01/01 { Dean of Deanery III-D bean 06/30/04 tL_^ ,__ 09/17/01 St. Martin De Porres & , . , Pastor/^ iu Is,1? St. Angela Parish (while .. retaining duties at CL Halp of Christians) 5/1/05 Our Lady Help*%>f-Christ ia"n£ Pas,tor Emeritus 6/13/05 new Add. 6675 W.'fropicana Ave. 'c flpt. 1Q36 * , - Las Vegas NV 89103 £/WO(o hteAmAiiSL of an original document housed in the This is a redsnk stamps nnwoTCOPV \ AOC 000656 HOLY ANGELS CHURCH 607 OAKWOOD BLVD CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60653 PHONE 312 OAKLAND 4-5375 Feb. 28, 1972 Your Eminence, This is to inform you that I am accompanying Fr. Kenneth Brigham on Tuesday, Feb. 29th, to St. Augustine's Monastery at Nassau in the Bahama Islands. Fr. Brigham asked me to travel with him because he feels he needs to get away from many pressures that he is under here in Chicago. It is my understanding that you spoke with him today, Feb. 28th, and that you are aware of his plans and of his condition. I spoke with Bishop Dempsey on Feb. 27th and informed him of Fr. Brigham's plans. He stated that in all likelihood Fr. Brigham "would be treated just like any other Priest who is sick in the Archdiocese". I am using my funds to pay for the airfare and to give Father enough to live on while he is down there. The round trip fare is $188. 00. I plan to give Fr. Brigham $300. 00. The total amount is $676. 00. Since my funds are extremely limited I sought advice from Fr. Rollins Lambert and he suggested that I take this step of writing to you for reimbursement. Thanking you for your kind attention to this matter, I am, /?• Sincerely yours in Christ, original document housed in the ARCHIVES OF THE HKOCESE ( Fr. George Clements ?is 5s a red Ink sfemp! no wo\ copv AOC 000657 of an original document housed in &. ARCHIVES 0" THE ARCHDlOCESt OF CMCAG-r- Tims 5s a iretv 'mU s^anpi March 1, 1972 HOsVCsCOP^ Reverend John P. Griffin, Pastor St. Bede the Venerable Rectory Chairman, PRMAA 8200 South Kostner Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60652 Dear Father Griffin: The enclosed communication was received by the Cardinal from Father George Clements and he has asked me to refer it to you for your con­ sideration. It is our understanding that Father Brigham will be in residence at Bay St. Louis, Mississippi for a period of convalescence lasting about one month. With all good wishes, I am, Sincerely yours in Christ, RJH:JPC:dmv Rev. Msgr. Robert Hagarty Comptroller -t. AOC 000658 Reverend Kenneth M. Brigham March 9, 1972 Macea R. Ellison, M.D. Bel-Air Internists, S.C. 8501 S, Cottage Grove Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60619 Dear Doctor Ellison: This will acknowledge your undated communication to Cardinal Cody regarding Reverend Kenneth M. Brigham, in which you have given your medical advice that he should take an immediate vacation to protect his health. It is our understanding that he left about a week ago to spend some time at Bay St. Louis, Louisiana. Thanking you for your gracious letter and with all good wishes, I am, Very truly yours, Reverend David E. Franzone Secretary to the Cardinal cc: His Excellency The Most Reverend Michael R. Dempsey, D.D, JPC/lv AOC 000659 HOLY ANGELS CHURCH B07 OAKWOOD BLVD. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60653 $\f PHONE 31 a OAKLAND $tm original document h in W!|MF^gf7^ a l »*d fnff sjSmo3 sfr\sU*%j£sr*^l_ a^JL^Jc^ ft ffaa Gs?r^r '^T R0nv ••'• <3 frAAS^ ^^^J^^tJ^/ ^L SZ^~J*~^ ^c~^^"~ ^ryt^^J^ / J&~4- /J /?7Z, *J /O^t^X- / ls(c^^L*^A^1-'' ^^^j/^C^^^^e. /&. g^ZJT^f. ^^^^^— sffl[ /j^y/tU*^ AOC 000660 HOLY ANGELS CHURCH j& 607 OAKWOOD BLVD. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60653 PHONE 312 OAKLAND' <n ^ffifj^ument housed ^lyGE&fc Of Off g TWs!3 aired ink siamof sr RO WOT COPY ' " July 18, 1972 His Eminence, John Cardinal Cody Archbishop of Chicago P.O. Box 1979 Chicago, Illinois 60690 Your Eminence: Tried unsuccessfully to reach you through your secretary today. Am writing this letter in order that I might comply with what you directed in our most recent conversation. I have thought and prayed about what you proposed and have chosen a course of action guided by your suggestions. Secondly, regarding the continuance of my priestly apostolate in the Archdiocese, I sincerely appreciate the opportunity to suggest where I might best serve. Father George Clements has been most kind to me in these last several months, and you seemed well disposed to my remaining here with him, having suggested it yourself. In gratitude to Father Clements and re­ specting your opinion, I respectfully request to be assigned to Holy Angels. Heretofore, I have not had the opportunity to thank you for the letter from Rome in which you alerted me of your remembrance in your Mass at St. Peter's Tomb. I appreciate this momento as well as your patience and kindness in the matters contained in this letter. Yours very truly in the Peace UJn^u^.of Christ, - k Lev. Kenneth M. Bri^nam AOC 000661 f&S&t:-: •lirtivwnO"^' .3 CHURCH SU BLVD. 3! an original document housed in the $? PM V\ \ ^ •-. - r .NOIS 60633 •'ARCHIVES OF THE v ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO I-. c. V A t. L- : This is a red ink stamps PO NOT COPY His Eminence, John Cardinal Cody- Archbishop of Chicago Post Office Box 1979 Chicago, Illinois 6O69O | jSgsg»' g^^iaw8%gTg^v5^ -]!^J^V^Tj=Ti*<iiZ£rpj*w7 » 7(4 i^-i.'^^i^'SiiistoiiS-iA'iio'-^i V iT 7A ^ •7^/?> /7 0 ^MSMianuMiifrWi»." :—--r- WilTOyf-^^.reTO^M^^J^Wt!^ W^»f-»,U'"4-JIUI»"BMt",'J AOC 000662 My20,1972 mn^m^BET^ **e retl ink stem*:M^i^ { Reverend Kenneth M. Brigham c/o Holy Angels Rectory 607 Oakwood Boulevard Chicago, Illinois 60653 Dear Father Brigham: This will acknowledge your letter of July 13, 1972 in which you offered your resignation as Administrator of Our Lady of Perpetual Help Vicariate, in accordance with our previous conversation. Because of your illness I feel that it would be to your own advantage to be relieved of the responsibility and the pressure of the burdens at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Vicariate and I am accepting your decision to be relieved of that assignment. In accordance 'vith our conversation and the request of Father Clements, I am appointing you as a Vicarius Gooperator at Holy Angels Church. Wishing you every blessing and success in that priestly work, I am, dear Father Brigham Very truly yours in Christ, Archbishop of Chicago AOC 000663 BRIGHAM, Rev. Kenneth M. ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO POST OFFICE BOX 1979 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60690 /r^ill l*kr>t! till H' i. JV\ it I • Qenerai 3i juiy i98i ™Cf3D!SSE§•^yr^rjiHU^FriR£ OF fflJM (fs-r s as a red ink SyKSfVipS ? fto WOY C0OV Ms. Ellen Harris 1239 Taylor, #305 Oak Park, Illinois 60302 Dear Ms. Harris: At the request of His Eminence, I wish to thank you for your report on the unhappy incident involving your jazzercise class. Sincerely yours in Christ, Rev. Msgr. Francis A. Brackin Vicar General bcc - Rev. Kenneth M. Brigham FAB:cfb AOC 000664 ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO VICAR FOR PRIESTS 645 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE, SUITE 543 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 ' Off: (312) 642-1837 Fax: (312)642-4933 ARC, February 4, 2005 Most Reverend Joseph A. Pepe, D.D., J.CD. Diocese of Las Vegas P.O. Box 18316 Las Vegas, Nevada 89114-8310 Dear Bishop Pepe, Enclosed you will find the inquiry form you requested concerning Rev. Kenneth Brigham who intends to move to your diocese upon retirement. Should you have further questions or if I can be of additional assistance, please feel free to call me at 312-642-1837. I wish you well and pray that God's blessing be with you and the people of your diocese. Sincerely, in Christ's peace, IS <^T Rev. James T. Kaczorowski Vicar for Priests Cc- Francis Cardinal George, O.M.I. JTK:maz AOC 000665 ARCHDIOCESE OF CHICAGO VICAR FOR PRIESTS 645 NORTH MICHIGAN AVENUE•SUITE543f ano/i yU|^ CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60611 Off: (312) 642-1837 Fax:(312)642-4933 *-» 3#r CERTIFYING PRIESTLY MINISTRY ^fe*' This is to certify that Reverend Kenneth M. Brigham is a priest in good standing of the Archdiocese of Chicago. After reviewing his personnel file and from my personal knowledge, I am able to certify without qualification that Reverend Brigham has: 1.
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